“This figurine right here would sell retail ... Some collectors are drawn to the simple whimsy of Lladro’s clowns and puppies, children and cherubs; others to the intricate detailing of ...

swords . . . and box after box of painted porcelain Lladro figurines. Dropping his rifle and picking up a ceramic grouping of five ballerinas in classic poses, one GI in full camouflage displayed ...

"This figurine right here would retail for ... Some collectors are drawn to the simple whimsy of Lladro's clowns and puppies, children and cherubs; others to the intricate detailing of ruffles ...

The characteristic and unmistakable style of Lladro figurines relate to the elongated figures of the Mannerist period in Spanish art history, circa 1515-1600. The Mannerist artists including the ...

Lladró have become a household name for their fine porcelain figurines. The company was ... end of 2003 and a new board was formed with two children from each of the three brothers.

About 40% of Lladro’s business in the country originates from the Spirit of India series, which was launched with the Hindu Children figurines in 1986. Besides deities, Lladro’s collection ...

London designers Committee have unveiled a new collection for Spanish porcelain brand Lladró, including this series called Evolution of Love. The figures, part of Lladró's ongoing Re-Cyclos ...

Founded in 1953, the company, based in Valencia, Spain, sells figurines of gods and goddesses for as high as Rs 7 lakh apiece. In an interview to Forbes India, Nikhil Lamba, chief operating ...